2011 British 125 Championship

Last updated September 27, 2019

2011 British 125 Championship season
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Support series: British Superbike Championship British Supersport Championship Superstock 1000 Superstock 600

The 2011 British 125 Championship season was the 24th British 125cc Championship season. The 125cc Championship is a support category for the British Superbike Championship, the 125cc category is the only 2 stroke class left in the British Superbike Championship.

The British Superbike Championship (BSB), currently known for sponsorship reasons as the Bennetts British Superbike Championship, is the leading road racing superbike championship in the United Kingdom, and is widely acknowledged as the premier domestic superbike racing series in the world.

Calendar

2011 Calendar^[1]
Round	Circuit	Date	Pole Position	Fastest Lap	Winning Rider	Winning Team
1	Brands Hatch Indy	25 April	Kyle Ryde	Kyle Ryde	Luke Hedger	Banks Racing Team
2	Oulton Park	2 May	Rob Guiver	Luke Hedger	Rob Guiver	SP125/Brookhouse Garage Racing
3	Croft	15 May	Kyle Ryde	Kyle Ryde	Rob Guiver	SP125/Brookhouse Garage Racing
4	Thruxton	30 May	Rob Guiver	Rob Guiver	Rob Guiver	SP125/Brookhouse Garage Racing
5	Knockhill	19 June	Wayne Ryan	Kyle Ryde	Kyle Ryde	R S Racing
6	Snetterton 300	3 July	Rob Guiver	Wayne Ryan	Wayne Ryan	KRP/Racing Steps Foundation
7	Oulton Park	17 July	Rob Guiver	Matt Davies	Matt Davies	KRP
8	Brands Hatch GP	7 August	John McPhee	Kyle Ryde	Kyle Ryde	R S Racing
9	Cadwell Park	29 August	Rob Guiver	Kyle Ryde	Kyle Ryde	R S Racing
10	Donington Park	11 September	Kyle Ryde	Kyle Ryde	Kyle Ryde	R S Racing
11	Silverstone Arena GP	25 September	Kyle Ryde	Wayne Ryan	Kyle Ryde	R S Racing
12	Brands Hatch Indy	9 October	Wayne Ryan	Wayne Ryan	Wayne Ryan	KRP/Racing Steps Foundation

Championship standings

Riders' Championship

Pos	Rider	Bike	BRH	OUL	CRO	THR	KNO	SNE	OUL	BRH	CAD	DON	SIL	BRH	Pts
1	Kyle Ryde	Honda	Ret	2	2	Ret	1	6		1	1	1	1	3	191
2	Wayne Ryan	Honda	8	Ret	5	3	5	1	2	2	2	4			189
2	Wayne Ryan	Aprilia											2	1	189
3	Rob Guiver	Honda	Ret	1	1	1	16	2	3	3	Ret	3	3	2	179
4	Luke Hedger	Honda	1	Ret	3	10	3	5	9	4	Ret	5	5	4	129
5	Lee Jackson	Honda	13	5	4	8	Ret	4	8	5	4	7	Ret	11	94
6	Bradley Ray	Honda	19	13	11	4	7	20			6	2	6	5	90
6	Bradley Ray	Aztec GP							7	DNS					90
7	Ryan Watson	Seel	2	Ret	13	11	11	3	13	Ret	3	10	13	6	87
8	Joe Irving	Honda	15	8	Ret	5	2	15	6	6	10	Ret	DNS	8	75
9	Jordan Weaving	Honda	Ret	7	7	Ret	8	9	10	7	14	6	8	9	75
10	Philip Wakefield	Seel	6	4	8	DNS					7	8	4	7	70
11	Matt Davies	Honda	4	3					1						54
12	Tom Carne	Honda	12	Ret	WD	6	14	10	11	DNS	5	14	7	DNS	49
13	Tarran Mackenzie	Honda	5	Ret	6	13	4	Ret	Ret	Ret		13	12	Ret	44
14	Harry Hartley	Honda	3	6	12	Ret		11	Ret	10	Ret	DNS			41
15	Chrissy Rouse	Honda	Ret	14	Ret	9	6	Ret	Ret	9		12	9		37
16	Callum Bey	Honda	DNS	Ret	24	16	9	8	DNS	8	15	9	19	10	37
17	Nathan Westwood	Honda					17	7	DNS	11	9	15	10	13	31
18	Andrew Reid	Aztec GP	10	Ret	Ret	2	Ret	12							30
19	Callan Cooper	Honda	7	Ret		Ret	Ret	17	Ret	12	8	Ret	11	12	30
20	Robert English	Honda	9	Ret	9	DNS	10	Ret	14	13	Ret	11	Ret	16	30
21	Nigel Percy	Honda	Ret	Ret	10	7	Ret	14	Ret	Ret	11	17	Ret	Ret	22
22	Jason Douglas	Honda	20	19	21		12	16	4	Ret	19	18	25	20	17
23	Ian Raybon	Honda						13	5	14	18	20	Ret		16
24	Catherine Green	Honda	11	10	18			21	19		13	Ret	18	14	16
25	Jon Vincent	Honda	14	9	17	19	DNS	23	DNS		Ret	Ret	21		9
26	Bradley Hughes	Honda	16	11	Ret	17	Ret	19	18	16	12	16	16	17	9
27	Tommy Philp	Honda	DNS		22	12	Ret	Ret	15	19	17	Ret	22	18	5
28	Richard Ferguson	Honda	18	12	15	Ret	DNS						DNQ		5
29	Bryn Owen	Honda							12						4
30	Josh Corner	Honda	17	17	14	Ret		Ret		15	Ret	Ret	Ret	15	4
31	Sammi Tasker	Honda					13			21					3
32	Sam Burman	Honda	DNS	15	Ret	14	18	22	16	18	23	21	Ret	19	3
33	Elliot Lodge	Honda	Ret	Ret	16	Ret		18	20		16	Ret	14	Ret	2
34	Neil Durham	Aprilia	Ret	18	23	18	15	24	Ret		22	19	Ret		1
35	Arnie Shelton	Honda	DNS								20		15		1
36	Jamie Edwards	Aprilia				15		Ret	DNS						1
37	Gary Winfield	Honda		16			19		17			22	23		0
38	Ian Stanford	Honda	21							17				21	0
39	Ian Lougher	Honda											17		0
40	Ross Patterson	Honda			19										0
41	Jake Bayford	Aztec GP	Ret	21	27	20	20	26	23	22		25	DNQ		0
42	Kurtis Butler	Honda								20	21		24	DNS	0
43	Matthew Hartley	Honda	DNS	20	25	Ret									0
44	Farid Badrul	Honda										Ret	20		0
45	Andrew Pollock	Honda			20										0
46	Michael Shuker	Honda	22			DNQ			21			Ret			0
47	Ross Walker	Honda	23	22	26						24	23			0
48	Rhodri Owen	Honda							22						0
49	Jamie Mossey	Honda												22	0
50	Andrew Fisher	Honda										Ret		23	0
51	Karl Corbett	Honda								23	DNQ				0
52	Ricky Tarren	Honda										24			0
53	Taryn Taylor	Honda												24	0
54	Paul Dobb	Honda						25				Ret		Ret	0
	James Flitcroft	KTM			Ret										0
	James Flitcroft	Honda				Ret									0
	Dylan Davies	Honda									Ret		Ret		0
	Ryan Saxelby	Honda							Ret						0
	Adam McLean	Honda											Ret		0
	Valter Patronen	Derbi												Ret	0
	Fraser Rogers	Aprilia				WD				DNS					0
	Paul Robinson	Aprilia				DNS									0
	John McPhee	Aprilia								DNS					0
Pos	Rider	Bike	BRH	OUL	CRO	THR	KNO	SNE	OUL	BRH	CAD	DON	SIL	BRH	Pts

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	2nd place
Bronze	3rd place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not participate (DNP)
Blank	Excluded (EX)

ACU Academy Cup

Pos	Rider	Bike	BRH	OUL	CRO	THR	KNO	SNE	OUL	BRH	CAD	DON	SIL	BRH	Pts
1	Kyle Ryde	Honda	Ret	2	2	Ret	1	6		1	1	1	1	3	206
2	Wayne Ryan	Honda	8	Ret	5	3	5	1	2	2	2	4			204
2	Wayne Ryan	Aprilia											2	1	204
3	Luke Hedger	Honda	1	Ret	3	10	3	5	9	4	Ret	5	5	4	154
4	Lee Jackson	Honda	13	5	4	8	Ret	4	8	5	4	7	Ret	11	122
5	Bradley Ray	Honda	19	13	11	4	7	20			6	2	6	5	118
5	Bradley Ray	Aztec GP							7	DNS					118
6	Ryan Watson	Seel	2	Ret	13	11	11	3	13	Ret	3	10	13	6	110
7	Joe Irving	Honda	15	8	Ret	5	2	15	6	6	10	Ret	DNS	8	101
8	Jordan Weaving	Honda	Ret	7	7	Ret	8	9	10	7	10	6	8	9	92
9	Matt Davies	Honda	4	3					1						58
10	Callum Bey	Honda	DNS	Ret	24	16	9	8	DNS	8	15	9	19	10	58
11	Tarran Mackenzie	Honda	5	Ret	6	13	4	Ret	Ret	Ret		13	12	Ret	55
12	Chrissy Rouse	Honda	Ret	14	Ret	9	6	Ret	Ret	9		12	9		52
13	Harry Hartley	Honda	3	6	12	Ret		11	Ret	10	Ret	DNS			51
14	Bradley Hughes	Honda	16	11	Ret	17	Ret	19	18	16	12	16	16	17	49
15	Nathan Westwood	Honda					17	7	DNS	11	9	15	10	13	47
16	Callan Cooper	Honda	7	Ret		Ret	Ret	17	Ret	12	8	Ret	11	12	43
17	Jason Douglas	Honda	20	19	21		12	16	4	Ret	19	18	25	20	41
18	Tommy Philp	Honda	DNS		22	12	Ret	Ret	15	19	17	Ret	22	18	27
19	Josh Corner	Honda	17	17	14	Ret		Ret		15	Ret	Ret	Ret	15	23
20	Richard Ferguson	Honda	18	12	15	Ret	DNS						DNQ		17
21	Gary Winfield	Honda		16			19		17			22	23		16
22	Jake Bayford	Aztec GP	Ret	21	27	20	20	26	23	22		25	DNQ		11
23	Sammi Tasker	Honda					13			21					4
24	Ross Patterson	Honda			19										4
25	Kurtis Butler	Honda								20	21		24	DNS	4
26	Matthew Hartley	Honda	DNS	20	25	Ret									2
27	Andrew Fisher	Honda										Ret		23	0
28	Karl Corbett	Honda								23	DNQ				0
29	Taryn Taylor	Honda												24	0
	James Flitcroft	KTM			Ret										0
	James Flitcroft	Honda				Ret									0
	Adam McLean	Honda											Ret		0
	Valter Patronen	Derbi												Ret	0
	Fraser Rogers	Aprilia				WD				DNS					0
	John McPhee	Aprilia								DNS					0
Pos	Rider	Bike	BRH	OUL	CRO	THR	KNO	SNE	OUL	BRH	CAD	DON	SIL	BRH	Pts

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	2nd place
Bronze	3rd place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not participate (DNP)
Blank	Excluded (EX)

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References

↑ "2011 British Superbike Championship schedule announced". British Superbike Championship . MotorSport Vision. 10 October 2010. Archived from the original on 20 October 2010. Retrieved 22 October 2010.

External links

The official website of the British Superbike Championship

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[1] "2011 British Superbike Championship schedule announced". British Superbike Championship . MotorSport Vision. 10 October 2010. Archived from the original on 20 October 2010. Retrieved 22 October 2010.